The Sun. — London, England, 1808-03-19 00:00:00

:;COLD BATH FIELDS 'PI SON = pROCEFOINGs OF A JUKY CONVFNF.O BY, sum-, htos.S FROM THE SOF.RIFF"'OM Mitini.ESE:X. , , "AP FAIlt • SI43;..MbiIik,HOUSE, CLERICe.tovEI.4 GKELN, IN !.EIIItVA. R It.„ was' tnovtd, seconded, -rind resolved UWLII- , .• Twit this Grand Jai) , do visit the Prisons of the.eo i• 1 ,`,1 xtletex.• i 4 ;i"star .a Coma tee • of , .tive Meapbers of this Grand appoin ed fo.,(traw up a Report of such (.I;c:wi,tariecs •rA;.nting from their visit as shall w,,r, Of Ling recorded. ' J. I..!:Jt ;he Report of the Committee to be ap- Tonne t p shall' be submitted, to the Grand, JUry, and Approv , d 44'33 be adopted and signed by them, and pr , 4croyd .0 the Slier - ill' of the County, to the Ch fri the 'Court of Sessions, :and to his . . IViljt sty '., Secretary of. State for the 1. - fume In COtl:..rin'ty lo the foregoing Resolutions, we the I thicle . Hl , ...,lied, t Foreman and other'Meinbers of thtik.;oini Jury it Hit'', County of Middlesex, con= siOering it 10 be our bounden duty to eXaMine tl'es;Ate of the, ditterentyri3ons, hoe visited in a., body. 11; one L;,ty, and by a Cominiitee on subsequent daps . ; '.t' :e lions," of •Coure4Atan 4 1 ' f3 a t h. fields., • and ,b4ive uti,intinously'agreed upon this Report. Ou'r iiadtttry, fans tkien 2 speoically direaed to, the fonOwiog Obje4, viz. • tLe w, , i4in and quality` of-the bread.- - -Thi3 ankle is and wholesome ? Awl we have nOrea son to b.liksitisfied witirthe-daiirailowance of it disoibuted to each prisoner,-.according to the l'egala , lions the prFitlii, • • A..0.h.f.),;(.1 there was found no cOual deficiency in the ,v.ei).its• used in :prison, ye( we think it right.tov.coinaiend that both scales and weight. at the best ( . llilliiy , should be provided, and that.. they • idn.ul4l in naive be placed antler the inspection of; an a i ipointed' by . the Mag. iStracy of the coun. A.t!tticti officer khall .ho.bound to verily, at least , fair times in the year, upon' oath; that they. aro j -crtti , ssa the b tit vussibie state of repair,. ; Vi .l ..re.c9tiatte.ati that ill addition to the :ingre. die'";tts 0, tt„... ,crap served'ant to tip: prisoners,.lahou dinner onothertratethys,- there.should be aility.,k , a a ',Unit:lent proportion ot_ mt. beads and legs to render the liquor lioineWhat more on- 4. A ‘l.t . to) ro:tie by some of the nlen of a bvvi' wOich. had beret till latkly j ov . t .i 14,6 f t:. (,4,1,1 ))ect iri extra litbubt', yl4. draw and iwcep,Mg the yity,ti.. The , i; , di- otiottiog allowance, ap pea,<,i s by §atil,k('-tory. ic4 , ; „, 00) ,4 :1 ,4 bo ob. fic.ive,: tit ti 4 in,Mtcetrietit of tho regolittiobs oi the pikips, to keep Debtors sointrato irota .thl and from,perwoi coottitoti - DC rh, . • 1. 7 V1 love ourielv , :s that:the Forvigners pritiUsi 14aVe been every rya stivt4ois; ; ; 14...eglamig,dx,toti,, , and ;hot they recei% he (10113)liOtt to. a other Oristmors, s,t ve ,- r ;), os I 0;, Od. anti litlakiellt 1)rOVil1P114i1?E tk.ll; .t hem Who . 61 141)17irtuilly a p‘ali,ii.derangeinent of his ifitelieutk. a,person. (a prisoner} 3ppointe4 to attk-Ni.: opoo This perhoo wax ilmot24lf4ly ICI110 , e(1, We' do nut see soli 1 416 1 - 1 1)Ptis , -t dot the uttf(lctuilifto state.. of .the fr)retgri 1.13 , :' p19C05.14C(.1 40111 itupropri, tiemitiettt 7. NVo Anive tll-.de a very initinte . • inquiry intoiatt alled ; ;ud ot seduction, of' ouu tit' the. lernitieTr . i.,, ; l shiltpt, ..:1 1 bat llappc..tiekt,%vith in the •woil l of th(.. pIIt F ou ‘Ve 11;ive neen particularly earria: to allihe ekllch, and ma s k p!ace during the ituptirt sonipent tilt! r;rty•in'question. U - Veft) ' t !It' 1.11(t.. ►ye t(-410d the: prison titrougliout every 'mit clean and I,:jioie,onie., sired, aud dant!). b cling and ing ,h , d the ptiioneth.4ll3 aitouyed,,it Jut: ti( lltito. ( i t: 11,, I:y of tuui it. pruportion jo the. otca -5i,p,i;.n...0 ~ 1 the •\%,itititer.,,(3.:iteir cothhia is in ge- Der ,,, 11 a, k oitting (1161';4403ti01i. „iv) Pris'6ll, , It requirta4, to. be moie w ; pitt,i.-Nv01p...(1; and .4 , tlreeoffl-. [Delhi 10.11„too . p:iso3 s .. equittic:d therein betNveen, the sess•vAls,,taiquii3 , .be 811.. wed some sort ot % ,nedding, Etici, Foreman, and . all tbo . ,(;401)(1 Jury . : • t. 144;kri 119 use, c let kcct.. , " lA:6. 2.,, t2z,3•• 1)()1.1('1';,. ilk . o years since, h Iptter" was Lint int() ti)t; 1.1r,....L.itw00d, ii,s h , : x; boiknOte in it, \viiif:lt did not cotne t() ai Inliirtp3ol.)ll was in e m i.aisi.'qtiled . ; 911.icr., Lbtidoli,an(lat iltt B:ihk )li, ; : ibc)iirtnree weeks ' vva-; 6ivt:n at 11i...! 1)(1st,o1-, Solicitor, utiii)l,7eo t o ti()re., atter i; it io wifi! tif l SerjOaht . Dow, qtiar -4 1 . ()iiivor vtwili , ,ttinsrller as - to • 11t)t0 . Ii '. ,);I,pq.r it to L o . I)ri,. ; L.., to tv.A . th.• valet,T, , ; o.,,,,,vereci 145 e. tO i)e - I /le! ( .r, 11.• • ' 7lr tilt. tiUlc ii ' , , .1 . • L,14) , toffk' tr.r.) " !` .41',4114 , 4.1 ' 1 ; t Ili Sit urdi!) r t. ' fill' : ::::,..'t fl oi,ln, i s it;ntec.ily ,drvs3e(i, µe,! , ti , ~, .qr,,5 1 ' r, , ,, , :....i-,, .......,r.....vcr . p ill 11 • Jey- 11...1.?01tc 1:t,,-., .ii k-, ;...t...)1, 1 .., t. k iii,• z; ,t , ::.. • ; 1 ;0 ~, }, I\:ot.tf, • atid'Urzicti!; e , .. 0 ;,, ~ ii. ol•tittit.q4lt . ..i , ~. i .-,, ~ :.,,. like ttp.:.ilore,,Aft-il1r (4.:1 •.,,,, A.::.--70/.,,:k.,.; , ; ..,.;.. 1, _...,.,, ~ , H,,,, , ~..., i., b o . , 111 ~i : , )90,.; ...,.( , . ::: ~ '-:.:. 4 : , !iti 111:! :i..1.,1 I.,t,aS l. ..' .... I' , . i , .'i : i.' I. Y. ii,.,.r. ~ il 'i fill r':: ~....I:itioi) CJ. cy,c1 , :.1',., 1 ,:,. , , , •,..,;-• ~ , ,. 1,(.) c... , i1,*:,..:'e , .. ) . bill) ;..cJi - :1 11fija- 4 0,•ii,t, , ,i,, , i1ir.' __ ~ . : %b. wov ! at Cir)), , , ,, c4.t , , bthipiciiin (A divers roi)twrtet., Cca to,cl,l4er with Abi,lham Brace, atlas l'lnuhlet, Wm. Sadl, tini Wm. Sitepherd, aliasl ni ht Underwent an ttN aucnatioti. George Tayltir, of 'Croydon, said, timt inethel evening - of. Miednesday se'nnight;, 4, lie was .re tnrn homelront iWandsworth, across the common, in slngie-horse cart, about half-past seven o'clocle, he was Stopped by Elie turn ;he a s ked ' them 'w hat they wanted ? oue, of , them. presented a pistol and de manded his money, which he gave . them, and his watch ; they were not.satistied with what he gave them,‘and said if he did not give 'them more they would shoot him, and:would have the goods that were iu the .cart, and took two tuxes out,of it Con-, tinning wearing 'apparel belonging to his brother. Sonic of them wcted to take' 'his coat off him, the others obje6ted,to pn. account of, its being a cold night, anti it w'as.given up, , He. believed 'the Pri soner Hooper to be the man whO first got upon the shafts of his cart ; the other Prisoneh he could not identify, . Mary Taylor, of Streatham, Proved the coat tbund by LaVender upon the Prisoner Brace, alias to be her' husband's property, of which his brother''' had been_robbed,ishort time since, on Wantisworth Common, • • George Goddard, of Feltham, said :that on the evening of the 2,bth of February last, about half lAA • • six o'crock,!;be.was returning home drom Uxbridge Market in a chaise -cart, , when he was stopped in , Dawley-lane, betwe en, Hillingdon and Harlington, by four ine . hrotie . of Mean - ent his - bearing - reins; ,:.they got into ; his chaise, and' took' frdm him'. his watch, same' silver, his coat, pencil-case, and Yarious other articles . . Forti;na they did not find Bank Notes to the'ptnount of I (Sol. which -he, had about hint. believed Hooper„Shepherd glad Bowden, AO be three cif the men who robbed him., .• Adkins produced a silk handkerehlef which lie, found upon the • Pritiorier • Sadler, IN11.:God . (lard proved to be thatwhich be was rPbbia: o E. Lavender,:produced a. peticil7(:a , Q whiO , 14,!•, round, in the Pcisoner's ((1001 WC , ,) Devonstiye 7 street, NriuXhall, which Mr; Goddareidentified to be his property, of . which he had been robbed. ‘: , Edward Walter,,,pnyatejleionging: the Fiv,t giment of Lift Guards, proved 011 the Priioners to have' been at the' Vine public-house, in kiliingdon, on the afternoon: previous Gnddord being tobl)ed, and when liowden was leaning ont ot'a window, he haW the muz.zle a a pislot in his pockut,: and when he heard . Orthd robbery;. the nekt 'morn saspetied the Prisoners to he Ow rubnerh.- • 7 , 1' • i : ;ley were committed for turthe.i•examinotion, N-S4U A R V..---)(eAterclay. James Dobbinsi. a Porter at the wArehoutie ot' the . ploucestetCoftee, house, id I'Vec,hialy, was kuurnotteci oti the Oath of Anthony Henders&L'Esq.. of Stitibrd4oW Pi • i , • t. charged with, having on the tad) inst.. willfully :Ind I intentionally altered the sum, written upon a ticlet, .due fOr•the eirriage of riireel to which it LV;Is all- MU! brp'oglit by : the Coach, \v it it intent to defraud him, the said Complainant.. To this. charge D'albil o PleadY gujitY, and w.o4;conviOact in the Penalty . of Forty Shillings. q'K ANI ) ) 01.. I C OtT IC E Yesterday. ,IPiNant Bthiley) and I iionipsun . , alias John J9hrisim, alias John Good, alias livat ,• mitt I.l,czs two 4,4t . pq n, were . bro ught b.!. fore the Magistrates at the, above otlice; and c:OargA ‘‘ iih defradding - difretent Capfains'of gliitA,ll;yr üb t;;it;ing titeney;:ai a month'i:tativance, on pl'etetiee of going the %oyage. • The Magi.trate.s, after hear. .414 a number of charges from thiferent C.iptaitti, or,. derecl 31tem'iO be detained for re-examination„at to O'clock - on Mrintil4 - nekL • • rvU,OLTyutouGit-sTREET.-:.-It is l a faa generally ~known, that scarcely a night liast*s,in which bur- _ . . are not committed various, parts ot. the town, by:Partie:.;' tittionging,t6 a reg u la r gpng, for a ,Jong time known to , the Police. Oh Th . iirsthiy ternoon the servant. of. Peter Thompson, :Esti: after ..dinner left his master's .house (No„,7,,,Lisle•strect), . whiCh be had in care during the absence of his mas ter, and On his return, after dark, ay he was Walking a long the passage,he kiekedegaitist 'sortie . fUrniture, afterwaxt4, proved to ; be packed / ready, to be conveyed away, At this moment lictheatd aperson run up stairs ; • he therefore ran into the' street and , alarmed the.:neighhours. The thief, whose name is was secured, w.lolstgetting out ; at' the par • iour'W indii,V,ltrid delivered over to Craig, the Offic er . Furniture to a Considerable amount Was; packed up ready. for conveying away; hot the PriSoner, who is a kno..vn thief, said 'he was,. asked to go into the bowie and do a job, by a stranger, whom he did h ot sea again.; ' The Prisoner was fully COininitted tor Yesterday, at Marlhorongh-street, a ~toll-taker, belonging to. the. Hyde. Park trust," , was• •Ordefed to fired bail . for 211 assault OD a coachman, of which the following are the circumstances coachman had been through a gate which' exempted himfrom paying the toll at the Def'endant's gate; but the CoMplainant. had received s -ntlmber only, and no often adopted to extort money.- I.l4sA")cctidant• re to to let bun pass, when the cekt,, wit relighted to look toll-tatiees name, and - 61) . eitteritig the toll house, , the Defendant pat out the candle and strode. the Complainant. f . Ye:J(6' rday aftirroo' on; as the ean'ime of Mrs. gSIAIII*N, of Gower-street,•••Becltor -square, was .goittg at :a irisL rate alottg-VVinipialestreet, the 'oft" ltind-,•wheel ileW. oft; and the vehicle Was upset witli kotiSitTh.!rable violence. 'Mrs. SmA,ATEN, and a Miss niece;.were iii the carriage, and, besides bruised', the young Lady's inn wtas OFeadfP1,11),11111(1, kilt: haying thvown it ou.r.or the w itictmc 7 'at he niotoent of agAtitioa, and . tilt. carriav, IP:614; foil it: ii ali)oit it. 'Airs. S. escaped' with : a Slight ininry. .I cirvuntstivice has .occurred which clearly con-; troto,.ts' 'opinion long entertained, that Foi.tunp. is in this instance she has shown, .th;it if . wooed she •is . .to 'be won: A ierjeant of the West who ..004:iiined the I ftrii . ol . the :I'ieket No. 4,/81,t tictiwn a_ Prt,s 01 20,0001. in a (att . : 1./Ater), and sold at ilichdrison,and cioodluck's,, actually the bolder bl a Si',..teQntli of the N , .. 14,C313, 'drawn' on: l'nesdly last a Prize o f '20,0001. '1'11;:i information inay ,nut be' thrown a u,iy, Ott, those whu have egle4led their lwrehasei. Ltt Ac the SuN-01, t i ,ST.ATE pio.t...3.ENTED T 'Tint /HOUSE QI COMM6kg i :Br tits 141JESVC5 COMM 4 lib, • PURS.JANT .TWEIR . , „ ra ft of a Dispatch from Mr i , Secretary Windham to the Vat of itosslyn add 'Lieutenant General Shiti.lor, dated Downing-::user, "tua t ;ust i 13 , 4 As the . wind still 'prevents the convoy frontegAg , round - front the Downs, I think it proper td'aprtse you, in addition to -your former instru4tions,:-tii4flr is thought advisee* that you shogglose,no , tittle proceeding to LishGn in the Frigate destined fur that service; On your -arrival thete;' it is ptkurned, you will find the Earl of • St. :Vincent alreadpliere you will of course, in the first instance, connvunicate ith hii Lordship on the Subjea of the instra6tion , pica 'are jointly ndeltessed . ti) Iris .Lordship and you, and also on this Dispatch. As your arriviii will in all probability prcccde that of the troovi, it is thought proper that Lord . tiosslyrt should; after eommunicating as.above with LOrd St. Vincent, proceed, to Lisbou,'•and there enter.upon his Mission : General Simcoe remaining, with the" Fleet. to wait the arrival of the troops, - Lord Roslyn will begin. his Negotiation by stating the certainty and urgency of the danger; -as men : tionecl in your foroldr instruaions. Etc will yemark, that while there, was a hope that Portugal, even by 'considerable pecuniary sacrifices, would preserve her neutrality, the:Xing felt too strong an interest in the sarety of his my to ,enclanger, it by : any precipitate or premature nittitires . -on his - •part.- But that the mcinicut is now come when a decision must be *taken. The i.Enemy lias annotinced Inv immediate intention of subjecting POrtugal to the greatest evils to which - an fadependent State can be exposed—the subjugation of, the couutry, the overthrow of the Goiernment by - a foreign force . , the expulsion of the , family of its lawful Sovereigns, and the 'partition of', it, Provinces: There , is no reasim - • to doubt the reality of this intention, which iy indeed talked 'or, at P.tais without :my fieoret ; and the existence of the preparaiions eta cat' to it has -been con iied by addition,il intelligence received since you left LOodon. ' . • • , • • • , lii this'slite (.1 things, fne King can no longer:l forbear to ur;, y the eoort of Lisbt)n , te gt urgency i); ,11,_•!, a '<flinger . manifeStly requires. A foree lOt' the purpose Of tliir - destruEtion, atia luteut ion or so emplOying it i openly avow. ect. ,tick ti situati6n, tip wait till the hostile army . put in tCtatioti, or till .somedt•cree of the French Govcrntuent publishes,to:the world the partition of portogat, would be to expose the Itoyil Fatiiily, the Gm eminent, and ihe Country : to 'the 'eerfaiutv of that i nut With-it-Inch they are openlYThenaced. The only question:cam tiow..be; wnether:to defend. or to 110,inaun the Country ? Evt,o it the latterileolution 'Were adopted, that would reqiiire to neacted upon with vigour and . deep. siolt lit order 19 preserve, to the House .01,Bragenz4 at le,ist it; American pestiessions. Jr , t he, former, the first snip to be taken towards it 'must he that of appri:oug 'the c9l.lolry of the MI lire,. extent, and of its danger, iii oßi‘.tr to ,aniniate the' whole: e.mitnnnity in couinnon exertions: f defence. :This by effeclive and vigo r ous mea h.itres tor putting the al.* in a .state of aclivity and for de!eudnig the frontheis. .Under such ti ...stent, and with the aid in money; troops, and,:•bips, which his iNlitjeilq Would be entirely disposed jmontribute tt, it, it really' adopted and steadily' pursued, there 4;o014. be little dOubt thi.t 'the attack of a . much more powerful army than that now said to be assembling at .13.1youhe. might ,be successfully -resistdd. And in the prcieut.state of Europe,- great as ,the means are which France possess,!siitmay doubtful :whether she woulci be disposed to.apply a larger force to the pursuit ofsech an objed. If therefore, , it. still be possible to, prevent the: enemy: fri.."n embarking in •the euterprize, the course now recoMmended can alone etletc.t that; purpose.: If the contest be unavoidable, no other Means than these can agord any hope of a successful issue. This •reasoningt.ord,Rosslyn will, press in the most urgent manner. - The great obstacle for 4ord Rosslyn. to combat will be the.desire of procrastination, so natural to a weak Power, and the delusive hope that by perse verance in the temporizing system ,the evils which they, fear may yet be , averted.. This must, be met by strong representatipos of the inimineney:of the danger, and of the Mischief of delay. It is probable that when pressed upon this subjea, M, D'Aranjo will inquire what specific assistance his Majesty will he disposed to gram ,to Portugal, if it Should by such measures as are now recommended dras.v upon itself the resentment of France. To this it must always be answered, that, the attack from 'France will not be the consequence of such mea sure s, , bat only the execution ofa determination taken and announted.antecedently to them. ,1 But there - is no difficnlty in its being explicitly said, th . at provided his Majesty were satisfied that Portugal Was taking.. vigorous and eadive meastiresTor here wn defence, there is no , exettion in 'the power` of this - Conti) ry* thaHni , Mayesty would nbt be ready to niaketirr that purpdse; in pecuniary assistance as well 'as , I • in military and nevalseCCOurit. In addition to these 'general asitirances, it be proper that .Lordillosslyn shatild state specifiCally that:an Expedition of Lifter ten thatisand men is now' ready otir pork ; and that although thesehave been colle4led with aview to a different destination, 1 yet that, ou any intirnatiati of such. a wish froiri the f l'orniguesc Government; orders would be given to thescpbops, and to 'Others which might successively follow them ; to sail immechately to.Portugai. But Lcird , not let it be pnderstood thafsuCh .14 adnally their desnuation, If the,Poringuese Government'should be induced , byJfiese represemations to adopt a system of aetive' =prepaiztian end •vigoroci94 defence; lrying aslde all hopes of saving themselves by any'' other 'course; .ot.,course cheerfully accept the:proffered" alit ; aud the arrival, of the troops which events; yeat,rilS, 80011 as the! wind Frinits, will he matter of great satislad ion •to them_ they.declinethi4 asiscanci...,,from'tho fear of ir.;, re*vocahli• theinselyes, with .France, Lord IthimPvci trot , '' till • the actual. atrival.6l the troops,. t o,gi v,tt any ihailmityon' that he exi)e4i, them oar to ••••••• VICSTEitnttY. • by P. t Cl 4 ltlo 11 4 moit f \0.4, Mat tl.4:.tt .court, ; dfui 4'.l.lllllSlltat WWI 44easiG tit Sem !Err of south roAton• itrett Grosvenur- square; 'Yttatlso. 112 0 :I111d; ‘,Thkat; /Moo iisements, Orti z l4 fox the Poper, I eliers to the Editor', 6ic.(pust-paid) [Dun 1 ati(lrost:d. e. P 6, ficpe in ecoptinuet, gtotcy of tt ;tie King's st. will rel. throe troops, w, „refused b grOunc . 0 resolut. deledee in- vltiiich driveMAP,.Consicier. kvimt orea ( e Xwit, separofely,fr, .1-16 41 give fhe strongest , iuranttis'tliat't e tonthiuktie t0.,.th0 exteta.of the 4 grpupd be will d.eina.nd r twit: adink. 'The time to h liMited . f6r a comp detnitrid-rnit;it be art-at - wed With the'Et cep. _and Lieutenant ..Gettotal Sinfoott . be proper t hat the knpw,ledp:tpf, titlinit the troops, as tiirnds,.Should,pTcede;.4: ever short an interval, any attempt to disernb. -any sotherrnanner. - If such : refutal,§houlOake:place, the its irut9ia alr6dy . given to you . with the Earl of St. Vincep!.. Will then . .ttpplyin alr' their 'points, as indeed. th:y • do in a great degree 'to the Morse here pointed out. :Last Wee): tiIAIO.VS PA GB, game keeper , to the. Ea rl Mof At.tEsoc 1, ii'y, was •und (lino in jhe leilding Frain the' Dmitri Ti.mple in his . LordifiTPs • 'This Wa3 , early Oil 'Satont.iy and it V. as iruigiod tkit he had cited 54. 1 dettly thel•pruc44 , ...•••". ing evening', ;is he 'was reiut,.ling home. tan in his hand,'anii the twO . : constantly accompanied; him -a.ere diSeovord loo.` on l,is ,bacy, •whpre pAppolted they had: re- • maina the whole 'of the night. They . c o uld tu-4-be• prevailed -ifpoit. ii;(juit the body, : followed, thr „ corpse whi. , n• it was removed to the'dWkint; of the deceased. Ti!e, Coroner's , Jory- brought;: iii .the 4 vt!itli&-•—•:D. , (lty the visitaiion,olV.i9d. • t t .?- :;: 11 1;') the 2.7 th February, by two men, who k;.....k" bitn tiu n from.the rnuk on m'hich he la] tle.d - .1)1 bands 'aild-* feet, and 'then atterript,,l IL; 'seize mule on wkiciLthe Mail W4s carried i hut the ..'sl mule effeaed -44 ;e8c3. p e safe with Mils • • . wits 'married" 14. Diti\vrEn; Esq. of Sy vehtcy , flants, : po•JA:km,• oldist•klanghter •Of-1:0•Y -,JKAS 1 '2.,111V, Esq. of Dunmore, .iiLthe same Couit ,7 T l psdri ) ., ''w . as*trt . Sr 4 ll,°;il,''by•:the ger. 1)1% `Mks..,l - InsotY CII I Cl 4 E Y Cki ,of ',reign fi ' , , A N.rtii ‘y Ei; , JAMns Amogi.-1 . 45q... late of ' Devon. 4l", I i SIIIP N 517.3. 1 4, • , '4? : • . IfIILL, r.l An 16; Arrived the:Nl orw.ich , Merciiintit.•,: 4 -.; 'end. jlhti -, from Y:irinouth :And Litc Iting, Sliip4;ll, trorp don• 4 - , ORA V RS M-14-Irelt t 7. • r 5 2 i14 1 1,- - the john and rof Cotteiiiitrwh: farie. Smith, for Gucriisty; St. iNtficA, NVG4hOpil t f}l Fodfor•` Cohivay, Fai•lletratir. • • 4. BIRTHS. .4. n Satuithr last, the Lady of Ifr. Jenkins, of Snares- , ..hr ,k,,JisAcz,,of a Son. . , '' -• • . , . n the Vial" inst.: ar 13;trran-ffowe, Soinerst,Pshire, Aire, liogi!eb of 4.l)aughter. 7 , On the'9thinst. at Kilravock Castle, the Lady. of flui;ll,, • RLise, Esq,,of a Son." On the ittls, instilat Newcastle, the Lady of Gener al Francis llinzdas, ofa Son. " ' . .• i I..a% ) y 9 '6 l t ili f u O rsd fin l Aa n tl C ci r e! lP L: 4 l:n a . t 'Or l a 4 D h a o l u t:l e. tie lp t.. Y°67.PlaCei ' 77 ,. 1.46044111-411Y4 Mrs..Conryr.of ;Gremlins-street,. arniu.' Wick-square, Oa ;till-born child.' Yesterilly, in tipper Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square:, the . : • wife oCrhomaa CAaell, Esti : .of a Son. ' .- _...... MARP: • Thilriddr, + ni , Chirtion;'gent;' John Collins , rsli. Colltn4psiet t Qt i t,be f lion. Eait n Anci4 coN,RnY's 644)1.1 ets' to ttiughter 1". - 1.: Sarreff, Esc! o: I)ert.foril. •t'41 , 414 . • ' n ria On Monday last, at elylnguth, after, a short but pa! - illness,.in the allth Year or age, - Lienteiront birl4l9q, of his Nlikjepy is iloop kite 4eund, atid,6oo.o, Barri:troll; Es4: l rate 6f Oporto. ' t; 'ul •VlVE'uesday last, the Lady of Joseph Wright , (Iliacc side, Lotield. icet P tf l i:. *V ig ed to n n, esd ef l ict 2 it it i e irl f rli n tig ia r t i L i n C4S.t his $ country Olitp7 :ears Water BtilitFte the City of Londoit t)n Iliorsd . ay„kast, at Soutliainfion, Cha , lotte . tin e rat .- eldeit daughter of Liz•utiThant-Colonel I. tha tt.ilidyo4. • t) i• TI.: same day. at his house at Layton, the hitant s oli S. N. Cfsveley, F,sq. . • .. • i 'i • .1 " (4. 'the otli of 'anti iry last,. at Conipiegne, M ts. Beau v ais,aged t. , • 4.41,e1y„ his-housc.in 71:ivistods..place, {amts'l nit Esq. . ' A."revi days since, Mrs. Corsellis. .of Wyvenhoe, F sso ' lately, iti Sloane-street in her Sul .)e4t,,%lrs PR ICE OF .('IOCKS itiltis 5 per Celit. OW( . !lank Stock s shut . , India Stock, shett (lig. ttrztyy per CCM 96,_% i It)tio) itood•:, par , ; 5. 4 tic gent. s h u t -fir Sol . • p rent. , i Shot ' . 01.1111U: 11 , 3 3 Per er, (:.vii 14, t. C0ti..t..4 1* . iPpOr4...i 15er Cant. 63.1 64 r'icenoitier Bois , ' 3s. 6s. 4s. Bok I.oog i.,.:1, ',ilia . Dow AP' l . 1)1;10 snort Awl. ' Cetpl. tut litli 1 piil , 64 i• • cit w - A -r CR AT LoN N Int 1 I)G,E 'I 0-111011.• ROW . Morning, 3G min. attel 8. Afternoon 4 min. after H• ' IVIONLM . Morning, 39 inin.,4lto 9. 1 Attenoun, 9 runt, 41410. • , . evitt.: or-sT,Q,Ne,4bw , GRAvEL. 1\411: - PP:nal, .Stirtron f . ' SoilthainOton -5 t ree,ty Bloomsbury -square. i''ruptietut ot A t)A MS's SO' V EN,1,,, a,pititi.,ket vt 4 i....ici. , kiti tji re . 0 .11 ON b itati.OitA'. V lii; itt'the LILA 01)T. or S. Ilit:l' V S, .14. yttain'ts' the PO. [uti lir . 1 1Mt be , &Ms, for,opoka y eirs davpteq liib 4,lo,lo,prolesita atichrtoo to the b ahuvZ, Dis . edbes, and their compliottion with that off; auu ilauray he i;.b.nit,tYtetit ci.iiiy st WS evitill 4cau t„,' inti^inion-' etipecial t : up Wcchi:mittl . sima t• tido ti, W)iel° " $' d a t4ertits the Solvent in bUti lei tit. 0 651,' t is. shd ii• , 511111 P 4 incl.u , t ,, l , t , / , ) Qt WhiCii Lilt sttar,;e6' ever 1 . 4il tO Or" t iri: OW c:ticulotis (.1 . .tile::is . lti'lhe ileitftri'aiiti thereby prevo ll A a Lt.hiciri ion :.): s;;:tq t o I .er,ons ofab..,tria it y 10: , , , . ' ...,' 6. ( 1 9,cr till:T. 41. fiut.:olk and Co'4, i s.), 0 x t,„ t i : ,treet, and 4. POlNP),,t,rour ot Ii 14: It oyat P.-xcitairge, Whore WO MO " g , itAii, '')uit'intoli,he,i, tli:s A uthor a " tiuttptisitioil Ot ti / t '&6.4)4 - 4u: 4,6 N i•vti," N:Utit Ttritioil, i.firt is. ft. 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